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Cybersecurity for Energy Delivery Systems (CEDS) Funding Opportunity Announcements is sponsored by Department of Energy (DOE). The DOE issues funding opportunities through its Office of Cybersecurity, Energy Security, and Emergency Response (CESER) to develop new tools and technologies to improve cybersecurity in clean energy infrastructure and protect against cyber threats.
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Cybersecurity for Energy Delivery Systems Funding Opportunity Announcement 2065 Selections # Cybersecurity for Energy Delivery Systems Funding Opportunity Announcement 2065 Selections | V-INT: Automated Vulnerability Intelligence and Risk Assessment | University of Arkansas | Arkansas Electric Cooperative Corporation, Network Perception, University of Arkansas Little Rock and Vistra Energy | The University of Arkansas will develop V-INT: Automated Vulnerability Intelligence and Risk Assessment using the latest techniques in artificial intelligence to enable utilities, coops, and municipalities the ability to perform automated context-aware risk assessment of their control systems, further advancing the state-of-the-art of energy sector risk assessment.
The project will automate the process of risk assessment in an OT environment, prioritizing patches for immediate vulnerabilities so that more critical patches are applied first. This automated process uses minimal resources and is more secure.
| | Resilient Energy Delivery and Control Systems (REDCS) | GE Research | Florida State University, Baker Hughes and Intel | GE Research will develop REDCS, consisting of sophisticated algorithm modules hosted on a secure computer system with the goal of maintaining operation at a safe state while a cyber-attack is underway.
The proposed solution, enabled by the latest advancements in Machine Learning and Control Theory, will allow for continued operation of a natural gas pipeline during a cyber-attack by monitoring related physics to quickly detect attacks, isolate impacted nodes, predict the onset of anomalies, and self-heal to mitigate the impacts.
| | GridTrust: Electricity Grid Root-of-Trust Decentralized Supply Chain Cyber-Security | Georgia Tech Research Corporation (GTRC) | OSIsoft, Southern Company, Sandia National Laboratories and Protect Our Power | GTRC will develop GridTrust, which will provide security based on each energy sector field device having (i) a physically provable unique identity, through physically unclonable functions (PUFs), and (ii) a standard suite of encryption tools.
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